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an upright, tall, and strong structure made of stone, metal, or wood that provides support for a part of a building such as the roof
What is a "pillar"?
A pillar is a vertical structure that stands alone and supports a building or other construction. It is usually cylindrical and made from materials like stone, concrete, or wood. Pillars provide strength and stability, helping to carry the weight of roofs, ceilings, or other elements above them. They can also serve as decorative features, enhancing the appearance of a space. Pillars are commonly used in various architectural styles and can be found in temples, bridges, and other structures, contributing to both functionality and aesthetics.
a fundamental principle or practice
a vertical cylindrical structure standing alone and not supporting anything (such as a monument)
a person who is regarded as providing essential, reliable support to a group, organization, or community
anything that approximates the shape of a column or tower
